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Formula 1: Race in Saudi Arabia?

Nothing is official yet, but there is more and more talk that Formula 1 could host Saudi Arabia. The trail is also being planned.

Already in May, colleagues from car engine and sport reported that Saudi Arabia expressed interest in the race Formula 1. According to the report at the time, the state was prepared to deduct about $ 60 million for the race. Liberty Medium however, she should seriously consider this offer. So at least the rumors that are becoming more common.

According to a British newspaper Times, and not only was there a conversation between Saudi Arabia, the teams were also said to have already been asked if they would take part in the race in that country. The biggest problem with this is the issue of women in this country. Otherwise, women have been enjoying more and more rights lately, but formula 1 wants to ensure that women team members are treated the same as men.

It would be for Saudi Arabia Grand Prix race the next logical step. 2018 was the first time she toured this kingdom at that time Formula E, for next year they have secured Dakar Rally. From 2021 onwards, however, it could follow formula 1. The only question left open is where the royal class would race at all. Because there is no permanent racetrack in this country at that time.

Colleagues from RaceFans they report that a project under the name could come into play here Qiddiya. This is a big project of the capital Riyadh, whose construction began this year. In the coming years, more than 300 square kilometers are expected to create parks, resorts and more - including a race track.

Because at the official presentation Qiddiye it is already being advertised on social media with photos of Formula 1 race cars and the logo of the royal class of motorsport. On top of that, it is predicted that a large "Speed ​​Park“, Including the racetrack. But the fastest way to race there would be in 2022. That is when the first construction phase will be completed.

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